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On Fri, Dec 08, 2006 at 09:03:09AM +0000, Paul LeoNerd Evans wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 14:59:24 +0800
> amateur <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I have seen some kernel patch for bluetooth subsystem on the bluez
> > homepage, which are named as patch-2.4.21-mh10.gz or so. What does the
> > mh10 mean?
>
> As is usual with personal patches on the kernel, it stands for the
> initials of the maintainer; am[n] for Andrew Morten's tree, for example.
> These ones stand for Marcel Holtmann. The 10 means it's the 10th version
> of a patch for this kernel (2.4.21).
oh, I see. Thank you.
--
"Good afternoon, madam. How may I help you?"
"Good afternoon. I'd like a FrintArms HandCannon, please."
"A--? Oh, now, that's an awfully big gun for such a lovely lady. I
mean, not everybody thinks ladies should carry guns at all, though I
say they have a right to. But I think... I might... Let's have a look
down here. I might have just the thing for you. Yes, here we are!
Look at that, isn't it neat? Now that is a FrintArms product as well,
but it's what's called a laser -- a light-pistol some people call
them. Very small, as you see; fits easily into a pocket or bag; won't
spoil the line of a jacket; and you won't feel you're lugging half a
tonne of iron around with you. We do a range of matching accessories,
including -- if I may say so -- a rather saucy garter holster. Wish I
got to do the fitting for that! Ha -- just my little joke. And
there's *even*... here we are -- this special presentation pack: gun,
charged battery, charging unit, beautiful glider-hide shoulder holster
with adjustable fitting and contrast stitching, and a discount on your
next battery. Full instructions, of course, and a voucher for free
lessons at your local gun club or range. Or there's the *special*
presentation pack; it has all the other one's got but with *two*
charged batteries and a night-sight, too. Here, feel that -- don't
worry, it's a dummy battery -- isn't it neat? Feel how light it is?
Smooth, see? No bits to stick out and catch on your clothes, *and*
beautifully balanced. And of course the beauty of a laser is, there's
no recoil. Because it's shooting light, you see? Beautiful gun,
beautiful gun; my wife has one. Really. That's not a line, she
really has. Now, I can do you that one -- with a battery and a free
charge -- for ninety-five; or the presentation pack on a special
offer for one-nineteen; or this, the special presentation pack, for
one-forty-nine."
"I'll take the special."
"Sound choice, madam, *sound* choice. Now, do--?"
"And a HandCannon, with the eighty-mill silencer, five GP clips, three
six-five AP/wire-fl'echettes clips, two bipropellant HE clips, and a
Special Projectile Pack if you have one -- the one with the embedding
rounds, not the signalers. I assume the night-sight on this toy is
compatible?"
"Aah... yes, And how does madam wish to pay?"
She slapped her credit card on the counter. "Eventually."
-- Iain M. Banks, "Against a Dark Background"
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On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 14:59:24 +0800
amateur <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have seen some kernel patch for bluetooth subsystem on the bluez
> homepage, which are named as patch-2.4.21-mh10.gz or so. What does the
> mh10 mean?
As is usual with personal patches on the kernel, it stands for the
initials of the maintainer; am[n] for Andrew Morten's tree, for example.
These ones stand for Marcel Holtmann. The 10 means it's the 10th version
of a patch for this kernel (2.4.21).
--
Paul "LeoNerd" Evans
[email protected]
ICQ# 4135350 | Registered Linux# 179460
http://www.leonerd.org.uk/